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Waiting for water: Myanmar villages left behind

By Esther Htusan | April 13, 2014 - 3:18am

Every afternoon, the long lines start to form, hundreds of men, women and children waiting to dip their plastic buckets into the lotus-filled reservoir just outside Myanmar's biggest city, Yangon.

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